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What is the DTV visa and how does it relate to Muay Thai training for older applicants in Thailand?
Nov 8, 2024
a year ago
Derry *********
ORIGINAL POSTERSuccess story!
This Canadian couple could very possibly be the first people to get a DTV. Definitely Muay Thai Fevers first. About 1 week after DTV was announced. Finally arrived and despite being well into their 80s came to train.
This Canadian couple could very possibly be the first people to get a DTV. Definitely Muay Thai Fevers first. About 1 week after DTV was announced. Finally arrived and despite being well into their 80s came to train.
TLDR : Answer Summary
A Canadian couple, possibly the first to obtain a Digital Nomad Visa (DTV) in Thailand, shared their success story after arriving for Muay Thai training in their 80s. Various commenters discussed the availability of training programs for older individuals, shared personal experiences as Canadians in Thailand, and offered encouragement. Questions arose regarding the age eligibility for the DTV visa related to sports training.
DTV VISA RESOURCES / SERVICES
- Take the basic DTV Qualification Test to see if you're eligible for the Destination Thailand Visa (DTV).
- For immediate assistance, contact Thai Visa Centre directly via LINE at @ThaiVisaCentre or Email them.
- Explore recent discussions by using the DTV Visa tag in the search box at the top of the page.
- Join the Thai Visa Advice Facebook Group to ask your questions, and get advice from others.
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Kelly ********
Fellow canuck in PH right now and planning to train as well next year. Never to old to live better
Colin ******
Never too old to train! 😜
Andi ***********
Inspiring news
Tommy **********
How much for package
Derry *********
ORIGINAL POSTER@Tommy *********
promotion this month 15,000 baht for 6 months course plus DTV documents pack. www,muaythaifever.comTara ********
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Tara ********
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Jamie ********
Someone older than me finally that’s great 🤣 well done guys 👍👍👍
Brent *******
I thought the same thing
@Ja***
.Jamie ********
Derry McCourt see ya soon matey
Jamie ********
@Brent ******
53 I am young sir @Derry ********
is great lad 🙏Derry *********
ORIGINAL POSTER@Jamie *******
just a young un!!!Reply to
Derry *********
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Brent *******
Great job guys! We are fellow Canadians currently in Thailand on a retirement visa and have been training Muay Thai for 3 years.
Kevin ******
Is this course available for over 60 people? I thought all training courses qualified for the visa are under 50.
Kevin ******
Was agent told me that. It was on gov website
Mar *****
@Kevin *****
hopefully 10's of thousandsDerry *********
ORIGINAL POSTER@Kevin *****
visa agents are saying stuff like this because they want to sell you a retirement visa. They dont profit from DTV so they say things like this.David **********
@Derry ********
Exactly!!!Reply to
David **********
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Andi ***********
@Kevin *****
No there is no age limit apart from being at least 20..Reply to
Andi ***********
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